Ken Papaleo: X Marks the Shot: colorado winter
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Season Post Cards photographed in Colorado.






"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
ISO - 200
Shutter - 1/500 sec.
F/stop - 5.6
Lens - 70/200 zoom





















This is a B & W photo that I hand painted with Marshall's Photo Oil Colors











This is a B & W photo that I hand painted with Marshall's Photo Oil Colors.













This is a B & W photo that I hand painted with Marshall's Photo Oil Colors.




All photos are for sale, contact email address below.
kenpapaleo@highcountrycoloring.com


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615


Merry Christmas and God Bless

Note - Next week will be the top 25 photos of 2011.



North Park, Colorado.






"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
ISO - 500
Shutter - 1/250
F/stop - 5.6
Lens - 7-/200 zoom





































"X Shot" location information.
1. All these shots were taking in and around Walden Colorado.
2. Check out both the north and south entrances to lake John.
3. Be ready for cold and wind!
4. Check the weather for Walden and look for the cloud cover prediction, try to go when the cloud 
    coverage is between 50 and 80 percent. An empty blue sky can become boring after awhile.


All photos are for sale, contact e-mail address below.


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Nature Photographer
303-674-0615


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Steamboat Springs area, Colorado.






"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
ISO - 500
Shutter - 1/500
F/stop - 11
Lens - 70/200 zoom





























"X Shot" location information.
1. Steamboat Springs is about two and a half hours from Denver.
2. Most of the evening mountain pictures where shot north of Clark.
3. Also in the Hahns Peak area.



All photos for sale, contact  e-mail address below.


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Nature Photographer
Phone - 303-674-0615







About Me

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Evergreen, Colorado, United States
I worked for the Rocky Mountain News for 28 years, until they went out of business. I now do freelance work, post this weekly blog, ski and play with my four grand children. I still have the love to get out and take photographs, which brings me great peace and comfort.

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